Publications

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Comments on Public Notice Regarding Exchange Visitor Program Summer Work Travel Job Placement Verification Form. January 2012.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Why Transparency in the Recruiter Supply Chain is Important in the Effort to Reduce Exploitation of H-2 Workers: A Global Workers Justice Alliance Position Paper. September 2011.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Written Statement to the Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Policy and Enforcement regarding the hearing on "The H-2A Visa Program: Meeting the Growing Needs of American Agriculture?". April 2011.

Global Workers and the Immigrant Justice Clinic at American University - Washington College of Law, Submission to the UN Committee on Migrant Workers Regarding the List of Issues to be Adopted for Mexico's Second Periodic Review. March 2011.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Letter to Magistrate Judge Madeline Cox Arleo, and Letter to DOS in Support of Parole. Zavala v. Walmart. November 2010.

Global Workers & Centro de Derechos del Migrante, Access to judicial and administrative remedies post-separation from employment justice, Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Migrant Labor Cluster Report , compiled by the Transnational Litigation Clinic at University of Pennsylvania Law School. Submitted to the United Nations Human RIghts Council for the United States UPR. November 2010.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Changes to Improve the Protections of H-2 Workers in the Recruitment Process, October 2010.

Griselda Vega, Accessing Justice Across Borders Newsletter of the Labor & Employment Committee, National Lawyers Guild, May 2009.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, United States Guest Worker Program Operates with Impunity in Sending Countries Submitted to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Migrants, May 12, 2007.

Cathleen Caron, Using Portable Justice to Achieve Additional Remedies for Trafficked Persons Alliance News, Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women, Issue 27. July 2007.

Cathleen Caron, Portable Justice, Migrant Workers, and the United States, 40 Clearinghouse Review Journal of Poverty Law and Policy 549. January-February 2007.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Global Workers Comments on United Nations Secretary-General Report on Migration and Development. June 2006.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Global Workers Require Global Justice: The Portability of Justice Challenge for Migrants in the USA. Prepared for The Committee on Migrant Workers Day of General Discussion, October 2005.

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Challenges in Transnational Litigation: Representing Absentee Migrant Workers in U.S. Courts - Practice manual for U.S. advocates representing clients who have left the United States. It was first published in 2008 for the National Farmworker Conference and was updated and reissued in 2010.

For a complete copy, which includes strategy for employee advocates, you can go to the National Employment Law Project (NELP) National Wage & Hour Clearinghouse under the Transnational Workers section or contact Global Workers at admin@globalworkers.org

Global Workers Justice Alliance, Defending the Rights of Transnational Migrants in the USA - This 200-page Spanish language manual on US employment–related law, human trafficking, U.S. civil procedure and relevant international law was developed for the Global Workers Defenders Network. It is used by our Defenders as an ongoing resource as they partner with advocates to facilitate cases and educate the local migrant communities.